The workshop is adjacent to the farmhouse at 'Weltevreden'. Monthly Baroque music concerts are hosted at Weltevreden featuring local and international musicians. Followed by cheese and wine, the concerts are well attended by appreciative audiences. Click on any picture to see it enlarged.

		The entrance to the farmhouse			The far doorway leads into the workshop			A corner of the house as seen from the workshop

Two Chest Organs were under construction when the pictures below were taken in the workshop. The completed instruments were subsequently shipped to Japan.

		Selecting and sizing pipe wood			Final planing of a pipe			A line of finished mitred pipes

		Another pipe under the plane			Assembly of pipes on windchest			Fine work on the pallets

		Absorbed in a delicate fitting process			Patient handskills being applied			Working with a windchest

		Fitting pallets on to the windchest			Consulting the drawings			Partially completed pipes

Tools of a mostly bygone age are still used in applying careful and precise handwork. Many have been inherited from grandfather, Walter Selway.

		Some of the many old tools in frequent use			This plane was made in about 1730			Traditional spokeshave still giving reliable service

		A wooden smoothing plane in action			Shaping a plectrum (quill) with a scalpel			Finishing windchest pallets

		'Go bars' being used to clamp soundboard ribs			The farm kitchen - a welcome place to be at the end of the day			.